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Byte the Future 2018 live speaker: Christine Ashton
In this episode we have Christine Ashton, SAP’s Global CDO, Digital Office, ERP Cloud. speaking at Byte the Future 2018. Christine has consistently held Executive level Global CIO/CTO/SVP digital roles delivering strategic transformation to simplify and diversify major companies. She has also had extensive NED and advisory board experience and is currently an INED for NPSO overseeing the delivery of an innovative new payments architecture to support the growing UK economy.
Prior to her current role, she was Global SVP Technology at Thomson Reuters and held key positions at BP, ultimately Chief Information Manager, running some of the world's largest business process and technology infrastructures, and creating some industry firsts such as the first ever carbon trade. Christine is consistently ranked in the Chief Information Officer (CIO) 100 and amongst the top 50 most influential women in UK Information Technology.
She is a leader experienced at creating a positive cultural environment to support sustainable innovation at scale as a platform to deliver resilient strategic growth.
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In this episode we have Christine Ashton, SAP’s Global CDO, Digital Office, ERP Cloud. speaking at Byte the Future 2018. Christine has consistently held Executive level Global CIO/CTO/SVP digital roles delivering strategic transformation to simplify and diversify major companies. She has also had extensive NED and advisory board experience and is currently an INED for NPSO overseeing the delivery of an innovative new payments architecture to support the growing UK economy.
Prior to her current role, she was Global SVP Technology at Thomson Reuters and held key positions at BP, ultimately Chief Information Manager, running some of the world's largest business process and technology infrastructures, and creating some industry firsts such as the first ever carbon trade. Christine is consistently ranked in the Chief Information Officer (CIO) 100 and amongst the top 50 most influential women in UK Information Technology.
She is a leader experienced at creating a positive cultural environment to support sustainable innovation at scale as a platform to deliver resilient strategic growth.